Sentence examples for a rather familiar phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This type of dependence is a rather familiar phenomenon: the boiling of a kettle on a camping stove gives one justification for believing that the temperature of the liquid inside is approximately 100 °C only if one knows that the liquid is water and that atmospheric pressure is the one of the sea-level.

He has a rather familiar kind of innocence.

It's a familiar phenomenon, a kind of journalistic puppy love with arresting images and appealing characters.

"The body as site of political warfare is becoming a more familiar phenomenon.

Pain was also a major issue for those with open heart surgery, a familiar phenomenon in several studies [ 41, 42].

It's a familiar phenomenon: When you fetishize — as opposed to value — something, you wind up celebrating the idea of the thing rather than the thing itself.

It is a familiar phenomenon in the business.

By now it's a familiar phenomenon in clean energy.

Photographic manipulation is a familiar phenomenon in the digital era.

American critics (and Tony judges) being charmed by British imports is a familiar phenomenon.

"Waiting for OP" is such a familiar phenomenon, it has its own Knowyourmeme article.